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popizaino:

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I will now allow you to obfuscate facts with your feelings. This is the report on man city vs man United match on the 8th of March same as the day there was power outage in the country. Only a fool like you will try to shift goal post to timeline when evidence has been laid bare before you.
Only a fool like you will say that a power outage that happens 1am in the night affected your football match that was played 5 hours earlier

chief liar


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.skysports.com/amp/football/news/11095/12239124/man-city-0-2-man-utd-pep-guardiolas-side-finally-beaten-by-bruno-fernandes-and-luke-shaw-goals-in-manchester-derby

Just30:
Redundancy lines will still run through Bulk supply stations

We are working on a 580MVA bulk supply station which is in it interconnection phase which require power shutdown for that work to be carried out.

rvp2018:
Unless you have another kenya in your head - kenya we now of - Not many people in kenya know of word load shedding! or power rationing except those of us old enough to remember 1999-2001. That was first and last time we had LOAD SHEDDING.

Why ON EARTH would kenya ever go for load shedding.

First we have many emergency power plants - these are thermal plants - they are only switched on during emergency - there are not main source of power like Ghana

Kenya have stand by generators by Aggrekos and such - idling waiting for main power station to go off

We do not use thermal plants as our source of power (ONLY MORONIC GHANA does that) - they are stand by generators.

rvp2018:
Long explanation for we do not have any fore planning because we are mini zoo! What is long term plan on your thermal plants -

rvp2018:
The last load shedding in kenya was 20 years ago - and we learnt our lesson. We invest almost zero on Hydro.

In Kenya, the drought that occurred between 1999 and 2002 drastically affected the hydro power generation and in the year 2000, hydropower generation was reduced by 25% capacity. The resultant cumulative loss was variously estimated to be about 1-1.5% of the total GDP.

Kenya’s GDP is equivalent to US$ 29.5 Billion; the estimated loss during the aforementioned drought induced power crisis was about 1.45% of GDP. This translates to US$ 442 million lost which could have been used to install 295 MW of new renewable power capacity (assuming a MW installed costs US$ I.5 million per MW).

rvp2018:
The last load shedding in kenya was 20 years ago - and we learnt our lesson. We invest almost zero on Hydro.

In Kenya, the drought that occurred between 1999 and 2002 drastically affected the hydro power generation and in the year 2000, hydropower generation was reduced by 25% capacity. The resultant cumulative loss was variously estimated to be about 1-1.5% of the total GDP.

Kenya’s GDP is equivalent to US$ 29.5 Billion; the estimated loss during the aforementioned drought induced power crisis was about 1.45% of GDP. This translates to US$ 442 million lost which could have been used to install 295 MW of new renewable power capacity (assuming a MW installed costs US$ I.5 million per MW).

Just30:
Only a fool will not use thermal plants in this day and age but will rather keep building a highly unreliable geothermal stations that keep the country in constant rolling blackouts and constant system shutdown like kenya experience every year.

Just30:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOF4CKzmrHc

Since this, your country has been in a stage 3 load shedding and this is the third year running

rvp2018:
Just blurting nonsense for it's sake Geothermal power is very high quality; there is no single day or night; the earth crust will be cold:

Just30:
Geothermal is the most unreliable way of generating power and that is why most countries dont use it and it is wasteful

As you have to constantly look for fresh water to pump into the earth crust to generate steam

That is why kenya has been in constant load shedding for the past 20 years

rvp2018:
LOL - that is South Africa - MO.RON.

Just30:
fool i just copied the wrong video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1Xc_bkdQTo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UEn3zIzz6M


Because of the limitations of your country transmission grid, it is unable to meet demand above 2000mw

rvp2018:
Long explanation for we do not have any fore planning because we are mini zoo! What is long term plan on your thermal plants -

rvp2018:
Youre just ignorant.
Most countries do not have rift valley; or geothermal potential; not everywhere you drill will be hot.
Kenya has natural hotstprings
This because great rift valley - has a ground sinking kilometers deeo - along fault lines - so if you drill a few kilometers you get almost earth crust- burning hot

This is Lake Bogoria in rift valley

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpBxhdUIdQk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nre0Zgbhxd4

rvp2018:
OUTAGE is not load shedding - it planned or unplanned power supply cut for few hours irregularly. Load shedding is where power is not enough - and your distro deliberately cut power -

Just30:
You are just dumb

Most countries have active rifts and stable volcanic fistulas to carry out geothermal activity but will not because it is highly wasteful and unreliable.

Just30:
so you mean the constant load being shed by your grid company, which has a timetable that has been running for the past 20 years is not load shedding?


you are high on some fake Kenyan wee

Between kenya and Ghana, who has more than enough power supply?

rvp2018:
What is being wasted - the water is recycled back; the earth is warming itself up; and please MO.RON GEOTHERMAL is the MOST RELIABLE renewable energy. Nothing beat it. Not hydro. Not wind. Not solar. It doesn't get moody. All you need is some little water....pump it down...it come back as steam...turn the turbines....you need more power..you pump more water....water is almost priceless.

rvp2018:
Planned scheduled maintenance is not load shedding. it transparency. It the Kenya Law. Power companies MUST publish when power will be out due to maintianance...most of time connecting new customers.

Kenya is not a zoo where you just turn off power like Ghana.

https://kplc.co.ke/category/view/50/power-interruptions

Interruption of
Electricity Supply
Notice is hereby given under rule 27 of the Electric Power Rules
That the electricity supply will be interrupted as here under:
(It is necessary to interrupt supply periodically in order to
facilitate maintenance and upgrade of power lines to the network;
to connect new customers or to replace power lines during road
construction, etc.)

Just30:
wow

you are really dumb

Water that in turn into steam and the steam used to power steam generators for electricity to be generated by which point 80 to 90% of the water is lost is recycled in which way?

Geothermal is highly unstable and unreliable as it can only produce small amount of power at a time and the power generated is not predictable.


fool, use your brain


In your country where you can't even supply 50% of Nairobi with water.

A country which is in a serious water crisis and you are here saying water is priceless.

boy you are a mo*ron

Just30:
So kenya has been carrying out planned maintenance for 20 years?

that is the definition of a zoo

rvp2018:
Maintainance is daily activity - otherwise you'll be like Ghana or Nigeria - where you have to periodically rebuilding everything. Let us just say you have no maintenance culture. Now next few months - you are again rebuilding your power infrastructure almost from scratch

rvp2018:
You're blurting nonsense as always on a subject you barely understand. Geothermal is so good is only renewable energy you can reliably use as base load. Kenya is investing heavily on it because after 1999 - we forgot load shedding - hydros and such nonsense.

Now the we are just about done connecting geothermal power to whole country - because it simply very high quality of power.

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rvp2018:
LOL - that is South Africa - MO.RON.

68816419:
PHOTOS: ongoing 20th National Sports Festival , no wonder Nigeria is a giant in sports in Africa,
Benin2020 a small state in Nigeria with better sporting facilities than the whole of Kenya

Wuoche:
You can't get any pictures of West African cities taken from the this huge distance without seeing the shacks.

68816419:
The Giant